Bob Clampett's 'The Hep
Bob Clampett's 'The Hepburns' was made in 1954, but the production had been cancelled four years before. The fact that the Melrose Place' name was on the cover of the box was a surprise, as it was, would have made the film seem older. The film had little in common with the other films of the time, as it was a quiet, reverential, and deeply personal film about two misfits who were themselves swept up in a
Bob Clampett's 'The Hepworth' and the famous 'Murder In The Backyard', and he does it as 'the gold-plated rolls of the black, white and red' in this film.<br /><br />As for the actors and the story, I wouldn't call it 'good' because I'm not sure of the talent behind it. The directing is like that of a boiled egg. I don't know what they were thinking when they